Affordable Access to Current Technology
Long-term care teams rely on technology across clinical care, therapy, administration, and resident engagement. But keeping devices current—patching, replacing aging hardware, managing security, and planning budgets—can overwhelm even a strong IT team.
ProCern’s Device as a Service (DaaS) helps long-term care (LTC) organizations stay equipped with up-to-date devices through a subscription model that covers the full device lifecycle. We handle procurement, configuration, deployment, monitoring, updates, refresh cycles, and replacements—so your teams can stay focused on care, not equipment issues.
Why Long-Term Care Providers Choose DaaS
In LTC, technology has to perform consistently across multiple roles and departments. When devices fall behind, the impact is immediate: slower workflows, more downtime, higher security exposure, and a frustrating experience for staff and residents.
DaaS replaces unpredictable device purchases with a more stable model designed for operational continuity—helping you standardize devices, reduce support burden, and plan refresh cycles without disruptive hardware fire drills.
What's Included in ProCern's DaaS for LTC Program
ProCern’s DaaS model replaces traditional equipment ownership with a predictable, subscription-based service that includes:
Laptop, desktops, tablets & smartphones
Network devices & security tools
Clinical workstations & mobility devices
Resident-facing technology
(when applicable to your environment and goals)
At the end of the lease cycle, devices are refreshed on a planned schedule—helping you avoid end-of-life risk and surprise capital expenditures.
How ProCern Delivers DaaS for Long-Term Care
ProCern recommends practical device standards based on how long-term care teams actually work across clinical, therapy, administrative, and leadership roles—while keeping compliance and documentation needs in view. ProCern devices fit your existing environment and support the systems you already rely on (EHR, care apps, etc.) Devices arrive secured, configured, and ready for day-one use. And instead of large, unpredictable capital purchases, DaaS shifts device lifecycle costs into a consistent monthly operating expense—making budgeting simpler for single-site communities and multi-facility organizations while keeping device refresh cycles planned and stable.
Benefits of DaaS for
Long-Term Care
Cost Control & Budget Predictability
- Replace large upfront purchases with consistent monthly costs
- Reduce emergency replacements and unplanned spend
- Plan refresh cycles on a schedule that supports uptime
Reduced IT Workload
- Offload lifecycle management (procurement through refresh)
- Reduce time spent troubleshooting aging devices
- Keep updates, maintenance, and upgrades running consistently
Improved Security & Operational Readiness
- Stay ahead of end-of-life hardware risk
- Standardize configurations to support HIPAA-aligned operations
- Reduce exposure tied to outdated systems and inconsistent patching
Scales With Your Organization
- Add or remove devices as staffing, census, or services change
- Support expansions, renovations, and new locations more smoothly
- Avoid “one-time” purchase cycles that don’t match operational reality
Better Staff Productivity & Experience
- Faster, more reliable access to EHR and clinical applications
- Fewer interruptions from slow or unstable hardware
- Less friction across medication, therapy, and admin workflows
DaaS Is Growing—Fast
Device as a Service is accelerating as organizations move away from unpredictable hardware refresh cycles and toward an OpEx-friendly model that keeps endpoints current, secure, and easier to manage. Grand View Research notes that this shift is being fueled by the need for stronger security, reliable performance, and frequent software updates—especially in environments where technology must stay consistently available.
What the data shows (and why it matters to healthcare and long-term care) that in 2022, IT & Telecom led DaaS adoption, accounting for over 20% of market revenue, largely because device security, reliability, and performance are foundational to operations—and because the pace of updates and supporting services is high. For healthcare and long-term care providers, the takeaway is clear: the same drivers apply in clinical settings—where downtime disrupts workflows, inconsistent patching raises risk, and device standardization directly impacts staff efficiency and resident experience.
Regional momentum is also strong. Grand View Research reports North America held over 25% of market revenue in 2022, reflecting early adoption of cloud, IoT, and subscription-based service models. At the same time, Asia-Pacific is projected to grow at the fastest rate through the forecast period, supported by large IT/telecom workforces, expanding enterprise demand, and rising awareness of DaaS across industries including life sciences.
Simplify Technology. Strengthen Care.
ProCern helps long-term care providers modernize device strategy without increasing administrative burden or risk. We design the right standards, deploy securely, manage the lifecycle, and refresh on schedule—so your teams have dependable tools that support consistent care.
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Let’s tailor a DaaS program to your long-term care community.
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